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ORCIDInternational Journal of Network Management, Volume 1
Volume 1, Number 1, September 1991
- Gilbert Held:
From the editor. 1-2 - Ray Reardon:
Network management - running faster just to stand still? 3-4 - Katherine Jones:
Network management in the world of standards: The role of the snmp protocol in managing networks. 5-13 - Bernie Burke:
Net boss: The color graphic network manager for the vtam environment. 14-21 - Peter Corr:
Multi-LAN approach to LAN/WAN internetworking. 22-38 - Robert G. House, Lynn A. DeLozier:
Network services - outsourcing. 39-43 - Leonard Robbins, Barbara Casaly:
Codex's DualVIEW management option: Enabling two windows on the network. 44-56
- Gilbert Held:
The smarterfax switch. 57-58
Volume 1, Number 2, December 1991
- Gilbert Held:
The demise of async is greatly exaggerated. 59
- Ray Reardon:
Why do we need network architects? 60-62 - William E. Gilbert:
Managing the corporate network - AT&T ACCUMASTERR management services (AMS) in action. 63-73 - Christine M. Gianone:
Supplementing your network with kermit communications software: In the quest to provide universal connectivity, sometimes 'less is more'. 74-81 - David Snellen:
Decnet/osi protocols: The physical, data link and network layers. 82-95 - Nancy Lam:
Network management in a fast packet environment. 96-101
- David Hanson:
The weak link. 102-104
- Gilbert Held:
The feline performance analyzer. 105-108
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